25 TRAILING BLACKBERRY Pacific Rubus Ursinus Vining Shrub Fruit Berry Seeds

Product Overview

The Trailing Blackberry (Rubus Ursinus) is a remarkable vining shrub native to Western North America. With its white flowers and dark purple to black berries, this plant not only produces delicious fruit but also enhances your garden’s beauty. Ideal for hardiness zones 3 to 8, it thrives in sunny conditions and can reach heights of 24 to 60 inches.

Key Benefits

This variety of blackberry is not just tasty; it was selected as the parent plant of both loganberry and boysenberry. The aromatic and sweet berries grow nearly an inch long and can be enjoyed fresh, dried, or in various dishes. Additionally, the plant is beneficial for wildlife, providing food and shelter.

Planting and Care Instructions

To cultivate the Trailing Blackberry, sow seeds in the fall or cold stratify them for best results. With average soil and water preferences, it requires ample sunlight to flourish. Expect to harvest fruit from summer to fall, making it a rewarding addition to your garden.

Wildlife Support

Beyond its delicious berries, this plant serves as a host for Swallowtail and Mourning Cloak butterflies, while also offering nesting materials for bees and small birds. The berries attract various woodland creatures, making it a vibrant part of any ecosystem.

Common Questions

• What is the ideal growing zone for Trailing Blackberry? It grows well in USDA zones 3 to 8.
• How much sunlight does it need? It requires full sun to thrive.
• When should I plant these seeds? Fall is the best time to sow seeds or you can cold stratify them.
• How tall does the plant grow? It can reach heights of 24 to 60 inches.
• What type of soil is best? Average soil conditions are ideal for the Trailing Blackberry.